It was all about Beyonce at this years VMAs. This year Lemonade was a hit, because Beyonce Cleans Up at VMA’s 2016!!!
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This year you might say it was BeyMAs since the superstar led all nominees heading into the show with 11 nods for her groundbreaking Lemonade album and short film, and she quickly racked up the prizes!
Yes, BeyHive, your queen Bey landed best Choreography, Best Direction, Best Cinematography, and Best Editing for Formation, which she performed as part of a show-stopping Lemonade medley.
Not only that Bey also earned Video of the Year with Formation, which she dedicated to the residents of New Orleans, Louisiana, who have been struggling with severe flooding in recent weeks.
With all the multiple victories this year and past, Yonce is the new reigning victor with for most VMAs with 21 wins, surpassing the previous title holder Madonna, who has a total of 20 Moonman trophies.
Who else was a winner on Sunday night?
Rihanna was another big winner at the VMAs. Rih Rih was presented with the prestigious Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award by her frequent collaborator and rumoured boyfriend Drake.
Drake declared that he had been “in love” with her since he was 22, and honoured Rihanna as a “living, breathing legend in our industry.” While Rihanna celebrated as “such an amazing moment” in her career.

Here is what Rihanna said in her acceptance speech:
“My success, it started as my dream, but now my success is not my own; it’s my family’s, it’s my fans, it’s my country’s, it’s the Caribbean as a whole, it’s women, it’s black women… So many people feel like their little piece is such a major part of this puzzle and I have to thank you guys for supporting me, over and over…”
The main winners from the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards are:
Video of the Year: Beyonce – Formation
Best Male Video: Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna – This Is What You Came For
Best Female Video: Beyonce – Hold Up
Best Collaboration: Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign – Work From Home
Best Hip-Hop Video: Drake – Hotline Bling
Breakthrough Long Form Video: Beyonce – Lemonade
Best New Artist: DNCE
Song of Summer: Fifth Harmony featuring Fetty Wap – All In My Head (Flex)
Best Art Direction: David Bowie – Blackstar
Best Choreography: Beyonce – Formation
Best Direction: Beyonce – Formation
Best Cinematography: Beyonce – Formation
Best Editing: Beyonce – Formation
Best Visual Effects: Coldplay – Up&Up.




